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tpudrv12.h & targets/gtm900.h: our current support is for MGC2GSMT version only
As it turns out, there exist two different Huawei-made hw platforms both
bearing the marketing name GTM900-B: one is MG01GSMT, the other is MGC2GSMT.
The two are NOT fw-compatible: aside from flash chip differences which
should be handled by autodetection, the two hw platforms are already known
to have different RFFEs with different control signals, and there may be
other differences not yet known. Our current gtm900 build target is for
MGC2GSMT only; we do not yet have a specimen of MG01GSMT on hand, hence
no support for that version will be possible until and unless someone
provides one.
author | Mychaela Falconia <falcon@freecalypso.org> |
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date | Thu, 30 Jan 2020 18:19:01 +0000 |
parents | acb07ce22054 |
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# TI's original version of the pf_TaskEntry() function in the guts of GPF # does this number once all GPF tasks have entered their main loop: # # TraceMask[0] = 0; # # The effect of this line is that "system" trace output gets disabled; # in particular, "system primitive" requests like querying for existing # TRACECLASS of various entities or for the GPF version elicit no response # whatsoever until one sends a TRACECLASS setting sysprim which restores # the TC_SYSTEM bit in TraceMask[0]. # # In FreeCalypso we consider this clearing of TraceMask[0] to be either # a bug or a misfeature, and we would like to change it. In the case of # the GPF code in question, we do have a copy of frame.c source (the module # where the offending pf_TaskEntry() function is implemented) which we believe # is the same code as what's in the TCS211 version of GPF, but TCS211 is not # set up to recompile any part of GPF from source, and there are other modules # in the same frame_na7_db_ir.lib for which we don't have the original source # (os_*), hence it is easier to do a binary lib patch. # # The present patch is a binary form of: # # -TraceMask[0] = 0; # +TraceMask[0] = TC_SYSTEM; [frame.obj] .text 2ee 10